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Republican party, and be has grown and
deYOloped with tho growth OF that great

Republican party, and be has grown and
developed with tho growth OF that great
organization. lila wisdom, industry and
patriotism are stamped upon tho records
Of the party, the statute books and the
constitutions Of the country, and for years,
90 now, he is conceded the leading states.
man OF Ohio. We bellevc, without dis.
paragement Of others. that his nomination
for tho office OF President would DO wise
and judiclous. ne will, In our judgment,
be the strongcst OF candidates, and, II
elected, safest OF Presidents. We there.
fore instruct the deleenteH to the State
Convention from Richland county to sup.
port resolution Of endorsement present.
Ing TO the Republicans OF tho country as
Ohio's candidate for the Presidency, John
Sherman" tfl' ' f ''rl.t
The positive refusal oil General Bushnell
to allow tho Use Of hia name for the Re-.
publican Lieutenant Governorship OF Ohio
virtually gives the nomination TO Senator
pringle. s7
Ex-Governor r. A. Alger, Of Michigan,
who called for Europe last Saturday, 10 In
favor oil renominRt!ng Mr.. Blaine for Pres
ident by reclamation. He said, 1.-Two
months ago, while l was prepared for tho
denomination OF Mr.. Blaine, was not
prepared to say that I thought no Was the
strongest man for the party. l do think
90 now and say 1t unhesitatingly. He has
done himself great credit abroad. have
at no time been opposed to Mr.. Blainea
denomination. But have been carefully
studying the DRIFT OF things In order to
make up q Judgment as to what Is best to
DO done for the party. The people arc FOL
Mr.. Blaine beyond any doubt. have
been about over the country great deal,
as you know, and have found the same
sentiment for him everywhere among the
people,"
Representative Hopkins, Of Illinois, Ia
In favor OF a young man for tho nomina'
ton, and names Senator Allison, Gov
ernor Foraker and Robert T. Lincoln ae
formidable candidates. Ex.Postmastei
General Frank Hatton ia strongly in favor
OF Mr.. Lincoln.
Hon. Warner NJ. Bsteman, who was
Mr.. Sberman's lieutenant in 1880, saye
Alr. Blaine cannot carry Indiana, while
Mr.. Sherman would be q sure winner
both in that State and in New York.
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TIE PULLMAN PULL.
Very Much bf n liippo,iro,ns -IIaninu d.
Clnred tho Winner MI tho gRmu.

clnred tho Winner MI tho Sano.
PULLMAN, I'LL, July 23.-Probably the
greateet hzzle Of boat race ovor rowed In
the Weat Was the one here this afternoon,
In which Edward Hanlan nominally do.
leated Jacob Gaudaur. It had been m.
nonnced that the contest would be for tho
championship OF America, $1,000 q eide,
and TO each Of the participants d slico Of
the receipts at the cato.
The race gettled nothing, and was In no
particular a success, not even In the matter
Of gate receipts. About l,200 people only
wero present, inatead OF tho 5000 or 10, 900
expected. Like tho last contest between
the two men, to-day 3 race was rowed un.
der peculiar conditions. Their race on
Decoration Day took place In the midst Of
binding rain, that prevented q close
watch being kept. To-day they rowed in
the dark, and watching OF any kind waa
impossible. When Hanlan finished In
front Of the grand stand Gaudaur was a
quarter OF mile away out In tho middle
OF the lake. No one on shore could zoe
him, and runore OF all kinds were pro.
valent. Some believed that he had been
capsized, while others.. thought he had
sNeA w anu Ahu ueeu taheu auuhIu Lle
press boat. r. Sd
At last, when every body WAS famished
and disgusted, Referee Alexander Harper,
Of the Pullman Athletic Club, declared
that he wonll wait no longer, and Gandanl
must row or tho race would be given to
Hnnlan. At the outset Gaudsur took the
lead and was half length ahead as long
AZ the pair could be seen from the press
boat. Gaudsur epurted in way that
showed that he could have won II he chose
but though finishing on about equal
terms with Hanlan, az near as could be
judged, was disqualified By his position
and the race was given to Hanlaus
After the contest Was over, Mr.. St. John
the hacker oil Goudaur, stated that he hal
told GGudaur to go out and lose the race
Mr.. st. John explained that he did 'thii
knowing that Gaudaur could not afford te
attempt to win when the sgreement was
not complied with and the water was O.
much in favor Of Hanlan. Mr.. st. Johr
said he would allow the race awarded tt
Hanlsn without struggle, only that HI
wished to satisfy the people by showing
them something for their money. Time
!20:30.
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Ghe Qntelliqetlrrr.
WHEELING. ". VA. JULY ~. 1887.
Not u Fair Deal.

This Administration hns a peculiar way
OF dealing with documents on file in the
several departments relating to appoint.
ments. Soon alter Mr.. Cleveland became
President certain matters got out through
Republican correspondents, to the great
discomfort Of the Administration. Then
II WAS discovered that those mattero did
not belong to the public, and 80 tho cor.
Respondents had no business with them.
In these days access to the department
files Is permitted 10 the elect only; or, 1t
may DO that the Administrations trusted
servants are obligingly handed go much
from the files as the Administration dee!res
to give to the public in an unofficial way
with an Administration coloring to 1t. This
very game it Is charged, has been played
on Mr.. Randall in connection with the
case OF Harvey, just sentenced to twelve
years in the penitentiary for forgery in tho
Treasury Department.
Mr.. Randall complains that he and HE
friends cannot get from the files anything
bearing on this case that would show in
its true light his relation to 1t, though
there is much on file that would show
how earnestly he protested against Har-
yey's promotion, and what ample reasoDs
the Department had, on information, to
withhold its confidence from Harvey.
Mr.. Raudall'S ofIense against the Admin.
'istration Is, that he Is not free trader,
and does not often present himself at the
White House in kneeling posture.
Against the expressed wish OF Mr.. Glove.
land Mr.. Randall went ahead and helped
the Republicans to defeat the Morrison
tariff measure, and for this, among other
things, he has not been forgiven at the
. White House.
1t may be fair in politics as in war to
take reprisals, but even reprisals should
be fairly taken. The material which the
Administration is charged with using un.
fairly againat Mr.. Randall is not the per.
aonal property Of the President or Of tho
Secretary Of the Treasury. Ii anybody
has a right 10 use it, certainly Dir. Randall
has as much right as any member OF tho
Administration.
II it be right to shoS from documents
on file that Mr.. Randall originally on
dorsed Harvey, it is also right to show
from tho came files that Mr.. Randall pro-
tested againHt Harvey'a promotion, and
that the department had other REASONS
fol not trnsting Harvey at all.
Mr.. Randall knows how to fight, and II
the Administration insists upon crowding
him, the merry war will no. be ons.sided,
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Rebates to Large shippers

Tho decision Of the Interstate Com
merce Commission in the care Of the
Providence Coal Company againat the
Providence and Worcester Railroad Com.
pany, dsals with one OF the moatimportan.
phases of the whole great problem oil
transportation. The decision is no;
at all surprising, for 1t is in line with
good policy and with the common law.
. Virtuslly the same point was raised in
Cleveland by shermer, Tesgle 4 Go.
against the Lake Shore. The railroad
company had pesastsntly Disseminated
in favor OF the Standard Oil Company, as
has been the habit with railroad CON.
panics. The discrimination was based
ostsnsibly on the amount and value Of
the Standards shipments. 3. n
Tho railroad company PROPOSED to be
willing to do Us vel! for the complainant
If thoy would chip an equal quantity Of
oil over that company's lines. This was a
safe proportion to make: The Standard
itself would never have resented 80 lop.
sided an otl'er. So long as the situation
remained Us 1t wGs, it was impossible 10,
any other shipper to equal the shipments
Of tho Standard, and every other shipper
was under the blight OF the Standards
preferential rates. d j.
This was tho common sense view OF it,
aud tho court said this was also law. I'm
der the act to regulate commerce between
the States 1t was intended to put this prin.
ciple into the Statute law Of the United
ststeo 30 that it'could not bs twiated out.
It'll encouraging to hear from the Com.
mission that this haa been ctiec.ually
dome 4!4i I-.s5 " RI - 'it.lH H.
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ierday to attend the funeral Of his father.

The work OF the Columbus club the past
week has been such as to causo the direc.
tors 10 take Home action to find out the
canse Of the seeming trouble. This they
will do at once and in fact their inten.
tions are probably now decided. Rumor
has 1t TINT a change Of management Ia IA
be- made, but until the action "a finally
taken 1t should BIO accepted only 90 d
rumor. Opinions vary as to the policy
that should be pursued, but every patron
81 the game ID unanimous In the opinion
that some radical move Ia necessary
Columbus State Journal. n 90
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POLITICAL POINTS,

Northern Chic Republican Primaries -Sher
Af li5 mans Endorsement. sg
Tho more important OF the county con
ventions held in Northern Ohio Saturday
either ignored the Sherman Presidential
!, candidacy altogether, gave it a passine
notice or elected delegates favorable to Mr.
Blaine. This sentiment cannot be con.
strued 40 entirely favorable to Mr.. Blaine
or antsgonia.ic to Mr.. Sherman, as the
Z delegates composing the several conven.
tons were almost unanimously Of the
opinion that 1t is yet too early to commit
tho State to Mr.. Sherman or any Other
Presidential candidate.
Z ( At Toledo where Mr.. Sharman's friends
expected q solid delegation, eleven OF the
4 fourteen delegates are pronounced Blaine
men. at Cleveland q gtroug anu-Sher.
nan sentiment wss developed, but the
/ delegation was constituted without refer.
once to the predictions Of the delegates.
s The mention Of both the names OF Mr.,
Blaine and Robert r. Lincoln elected
great applause. Tho Cleveland delegs.
tion will oppose any attempt to commit
the State to the endorsement Of any can.
didase thio early in the contest. "a {li fsII5
The Portage county delegation is in IA.
gvor Of Sherman but opposed to any early
action. "a b as 81
This Lorain county convention passed a
resolution condemning premature action
in the matter. III n s! h 4 4. 53 Z 8,
The Mahoning county delegation is OPP
posed to bringing the matter into the con.
yention at oil.
The franklin county delegation goes to
Toledo without any Instructions in regard
4 to tho resolution. q n; y
Riehlana county, Ssnstor Sherman's
own county, elected him Chairman Of its
delegation and also passed the following:
d "The Republicans Of Richland county.
in convention assembled, have an honest
pride in the record OF John Sherman. His
public career began in the birth OF the
D. Il. HHtHa . aYH+
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How the Game Was Won.


sANpusKy, o., July 23.-To.day's cham
pionHhip game was made one Of the iea.
lures Of the farmers annual picnic, aud
tho dense crowd that thronged the
grounds necessitated the making Of ground
rules allowing only two bases on hit into
the crowd. The game was smuggling con-
test from the start and both pitchers were
badly pounded. The batting OF Crogan
end Dunn was notable. Score:
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SATURDAYS CONTESTS

On tho Diamond Wheeling Wins Another
W.HN Game.
Dunn pitched in Saturdays game, play
cd at sandusky and aa predicted, Wheel.
ing won. She has now.plsyed nine games
on this trip and only won three. Dunn
pitched in each OF these three games.
To-day Wheeling opens three days seriea
at Mansfield and iiuiahea the week at
Akron. What the result will be no one
can predict, H1 ..H.t.a I'D
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TRUSTFE's SALE OF VALUABLE
- REAL, Estate NEAR BOARD TREE, AAR.

Il 'hUC Lt.L . toALE Of VALUABLE
~ real, Estate NEAR BOARD TREE, AAR.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust made by James 4.
hice 70 the Undersigned trustee, dated on the lita
day OF June in the year 1851, and recorded In tho
office Of tho Clerk oil the County Court o! Marshall
county, West Virginia, in Decd OF Trust Iool 10.
ifol.o p Will setl at pubtcauctton, at the twas
dooroi tho Court House OF Marshall county,
!sYrURDAY, .Ith DAY OF sEpTHM Der. LII
Ecopmencing at ten O'Clock 4. NJ. a certain t1tta
laId situate on the waters OF Hickman, q bnatA
OF Fish creek, in Marshall county, Vest Virgins
and bounded as follows: Beginning at E!etOT
corner 10 said Rico In tho Marshall and Wetie oo1a'
Inc north s9A' west las poles 10 stone PILE II
ktaw's line; thence north 80 eAst cox poles to
between Pfteison, Rice and Eiaw; Ihencc south
S211ae west q poles to stone near eioAd henos
north GU west 70 poles to ttone; thence youth o.
west "a poles 70 An OAK; thence south 25' wet "
poles 70 hickory; thence north So ives. q poe
10 v. Q. corner between Rice and Flaw: thence
south So west 10Y poles to bush come, 0! Val
entine Broman; thence north a poles 10 q stone
within one rod OF sugar marscd as a corner
thence north 4lo weAt "A poles to stone III Beee!
line Oh north bank Of Hickman: thence with sA!d
thence south 6te cast 5s poles to a ". @; tae1cs
ssH0 cast 1G poles to ". o.; thence north " e.!
SC poles to n drain: thence north .20 cast y poa
TO red OAK: thence north l7o east G. poles 70
req OAK; thence north so east 26 poles TO bu1n
thence north 3sp cast IS poles to \ sugar; thence
south 64' east 1856 poles 10 the Temporary ine &aa
with tho same south % east 255 poles 10 the besla
ming. containing four hundred aud seven acia
and threefourths Of an uc,c, be the same uo'e's
TERMS OF sALE-ouc.hGli Of the purchase
money and rs much moro as the purchase! n;a!
elect 70 pay, cash, and tho residue In one year VIE
interest thereon from the day OF sale. the pun;
cha4er 10 give his note with approved security NV
the title to be retained or decd o! trus! given
secure the deferred payment.
Iitle believed TO be good, but selling rs uu,Its
VIII only sell and convey such title as Is yesse'
me. Fsg9s JOHN J. l0SS.
jc20 l.i5 fis,,i sA Trustee
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Gamey Game In tho Interior.

Special Dispatch TO the Inttlli9eacer.
Submission, W. Va, July ga very
holly contested game OF base ball was
played to-day between the Shinnston Reds
and the Booths Creek Fusionists. Tho
score etood 81 to IA in favor Of shinnsson.
7. ]. Bryan was highly complimcn!ed aa
umpire. Davis Ridge and Bridgeport con-
test for the championship Of Harrison,
Taylor and Marion countiea on Thursday
next. Considerable money is staked on
tho game.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES,

FITs:-An Fits stopped free by DR. kliue's Grea.
Nerve Rcsorer. No Fits after ilrst days use. Mar.
veous cures. Treatise and 81 90 trial bottle free to
Fit cases. Send to Dr.. Kline OIL Arch ST. Phila, Pa
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Toilet Waters

lmpart a delightful GOODNESS and fragrance
to the basin and bath. Colgate 4 Go. 3
are the standard.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A ERIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
-EA TRA1Ns-On aud alter July II, 1sS7-ExrLA-
NATION or ReyERyScI MAEzs. sDaily. tSunusy
excepted. !Monday excepted.-EEstesu Standard
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T-7-TI7-1T7 d. u q % IStI1rUNUs 1sT|T u
Bellairc & zancsville Through Passenger leaves
belaire 1t $40 4. Ia, arrives at Bellaire at p. M
M, arrives at BcllaIre Ut $40 a. IN. Rs .tY: :; -
sumnerteld Accommodation leaves Bellaire al
100 p. H., arrives at Bellafre at i8t5 q, M,
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by virtue OF a deed OF trust made BY Frederic.
William Enslehard and wife to me AS itu,Ss
dated June 10. 1883 mud recorded In tho Office n
tho CLERK Of the County Court OF Ohio c0llul,
IVES. Virginia; In Decd Of Trust Book No. q psa
NJ ID rntlntv IN "a |.rg S-Fs
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rpusTEr,s SALE,
T,RUsTEE's SALE.

- L..
by virtue OF 4 decd OF trust made bv Io,,.,
and Anna Fnhs. bis wife, &c. mo as lus,sss AVA IN;
March H. 1851 recorded 10 The onlcc q II, qm Hed
OF tho County Court Of Ohio county. W w. Getk
ginls, IN petd OF Trust Rock No. q, rars M" WI
tell at the front door Of tho Court Houte Il Wy!
county. on sls E5 I'm NJ VI SAC
SATURDAY. tho OH DAY OF AUGUST u.,
commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. ~, The ioiios;ns
kcribed real estate. situated In the Eightb l 20.
the city o. Wheeling, In the county Of oh Ti'a .!
State Of West Virginia, and designated "A ,H0 aa ~
numbered hSteen ~ s9uate numbered eIssteeDu.
Ing laid cut BY sp,lgg and Ktchtq " "Hee'
TKnxs oy sALK-One.thlrd and Is much ,no,, :,
the purchaser elects TO pay 10 cash. on The lay n
IN one a0d two years from tho day Of salo MIX ~
forest from that day. tho purchaser 10 p,vs r. "
note for the dcfcrrcd Payments, and secn,e n.y.
same by deed OF trust upon tho property and M n
.tanc9 policies upon the buildnga 70 lis ss,,,. ~
ton Of the trustee. l,r. 'e1'''e
Tho title Is beloved good. but selling AS ,,u,;o.,
shall convey only Tho ,itlo vested In me. "s'
.NW W, II, lIAIIKR, huatiouept
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Xnnesvitis Again Thumped.

Special Dhpatch to The InteliiGenctr.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, July 23.-Tho elrug.
gle between the leaders was continued
here to-day and the home club turned the
tables on Z.nesyille again. She won easily
by means Of heavy batting and careful
fielding. The Ohio boys tielded very
loosely. Aidrich struck out ten men.
Score: s.t5
ngs-................... / . 1867 so
Kalamazoo. ......... 5 0 1 5 0 0 0 x-l4
zauesvile.-...-. .....". 0 0 ! l 001 o. 8
Hits-Kalsmazoo, Is; Zsnesville, s.
Errors-kalamazoo, 6; Evansville. 1G.
Observation-Disclosures, Gumbert and John
son; Zsnesyillo, Aldrich and Dillon.
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rwirler aIosrls goes to New York.

Saturday morning the reported sale by
Pittsburgh to New York Of Ed Morris, the
great left.handed pitcher, ives confirmed
by President Ninick. He says that the
Pittsburgh club received $4,000 for him,
The management, he says, were satisfied
that Morris wonld not pitch good bali in
Pittsburgh on account OF his couyiyial
habits. Since his return from the Pacific
slope his courae has been one OF constant
disregard Of the entresties, commands and
even tiues, and they had determined some
time ago TO settle him at tho first opportu.
nifty. He thinks Morris is still capable
Of pitching good ball as Was demonstrated
in fridays game, and that from this time
forward his work will equal that Of any
pitcher III the League. There is a good
deal oil disappointment among the pat
rons Of the national game in Pittsburgh
over the release Of the California twirler.
1t is the intention Of the management 10
appoint Dalrymple captain Of the toam,
They are at present negotiating with two
young pitchers, but refuge to give their
nRrnph ~. = 81. Il u. ra n ..E'G
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Special Dispatch to the Inttllisncer.
AKRON, July ga frst-class game was
played here to-day, and but for bad errors
and loose playing in the latter part of the
game Akron would have again admins
tered q CALLING defeat to the would.be
champions. Score: Ii,
1nnlngs............... l {; 8 4 g. $50
umbus...-... ............ l Q 0 OIL 1 o i
Akron........"-.-,..-3 o 0 o 90 0 o o. 8
Battories-Akron, Osborne and Nc:
Laney; Columbue. Dale and Pike. Base
hite-Columbus, 8; Akron, 4. Errors
Columbus, 4; Akron, 5. L 4. W
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SATURDAY. the 18th DAY Of AUGUST, 1S,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. " the north onek,,,
OF lot No forty t4o). situated on the west sde Al
rhapllue. street between Twcnty.nith (2Sth) mi
shall aud Division streets, In the Sixth ward Of INA
city Of Wheeling. being In whit Is known as EoT,
addition 10 the city Of Wheeling. together with Al
| tho apputtenGnce unto tho laid land belougip, !,
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sAIukuhl, the lJln UAl ot AUGUST. iSs1
commencing Ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, all that NAH \,
lots numbered niue aud ten III Chapline ana reS y
addition to tho city Of Wheeling, bounded and ~
sorlbcd az follows: Beginning at a po.ni and :,
tho ceutrG Of the brick division wall on thc ne,,s
erly side Of Twentythlrd street, aud seventy nns
fcet esStwardly from tho northeast corner OF Ts.s,
and Twcnty.thlrd streets; thence northwaiily SnS
parallel with Watet street l22 feet 10 tho son,hs,.
side Of ten foot allcyway and with the said MA
| said allty.wAy eastwardIy sixteen aud eIph,.
twcltthS feet 10 tho Townsend line, and viii ~,
limo southwatdly md parallel with Water 1,rs NJ
seyenty.two ind ninc.tweliths feet: thence ss'
wardly aud parallel With 1wenty.thr tifret ~
! feet: thence toulhwardly aud parallel with W.e;
htreet forty nine aud thrcc.tweliths ioet tn iSs
northerly limo OF Twenty.third stIost; and wl,S in
the tRno wcstwArdly TWENTY-FIVE ard eIvS,.
| twelfths feet TO the beginning. a
e IHRMs or SALE- Ono THRU, and as much MON A,
tho purchaser may elect, cash on the day al .sis
| the balance In two equal installmcntS PAYABLE II
one aud two years from the day OF sale with Iale,.
est from tlRt date. the purchaser TO give hi poe,
for The deferred payments aud secure the same bv
deed OF trust upon the property and InsnIapna
policies upon tho buildings 10 the sas!s.sctfoa Si
the trustee. 1.l 'U-. HHllI % .U sH-n
The title Is believed good, but selling as ,ns.o,
shall convey only the tito vested III inc by aid
deed OF trust,
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sUNDAfs-Lcavoa al 100 q. m, and run every
=, m. and run every hour until 10 D. m,,T c1ccps
Church Trains which will leave tho Fax At I:t5
NJ, and Wheeling at 2:1h p. m. = -
ap30 &Sit6.trS 5, @. HIRsCH. Superintendent